GE Profile Parts

GE Profile Appliance Parts

GE Profile is General Electric's factory-certified appliance line, engineered for performance and longevity. Whether you're troubleshooting a Profile refrigerator, range, dishwasher, or washer, finding the exact OEM replacement part is critical — Profile models often have proprietary parts and control systems that aftermarket parts simply won't match.

Repair Clinic stocks genuine GE Profile parts for every major failure point. Enter your model number to locate the right part the first time, avoiding costly compatibility mistakes.

• Profile Refrigerator Parts: Ice maker kits, water inlet valves, evaporator fan motors, door gaskets, control boards, compressor start relays
• Profile Range/Oven Parts: Oven control boards, gas igniters, bake and broil elements, door hinges, cooktop glass assemblies, thermal fuses
• Profile Dishwasher Parts: Door latch assemblies, water inlet valves, drain pumps, circulation pumps, control boards, dishrack wheels
• Profile Washer/Dryer Parts: Drum bearings, door gaskets, thermal fuses, drive belts, drum rollers, lid switches

Don't guess on Profile parts — use your model number to find exact OEM matches. Start your GE Profile parts search now.

GE Profile Parts FAQ

What makes GE Profile parts different from standard GE appliances?

GE Profile is the factory-certified tier — it includes advanced features like convection ovens, improved ice makers, and proprietary control boards (especially in refrigerators). Profile parts are not always interchangeable with standard GE models, and Profile control boards are model-specific. Always verify your exact model number before ordering.

My GE Profile refrigerator won't make ice. What parts should I check?

Start with the ice maker assembly — it's the #1 Profile refrigerator failure. The OEM ice maker kit includes the valve, module, tray, and motor in one box, which is the manufacturer's engineered solution. Also check the water inlet valve (supplies water to the ice maker) and water filter if your model has one. Control boards can also fail and prevent ice production. Use your model number to confirm which parts apply to your specific Profile model.

GE Profile oven won't heat — is it the igniter or the control board?

For a gas Profile oven, start with the gas oven igniter — it's the most common failure and a straightforward 20-minute repair. The igniter must glow orange and stay on to trigger the gas valve. If the igniter glows but no gas flows, or if the igniter doesn't glow at all, replace it with an OEM part. If the igniter is good but the oven still won't heat, the control board (ERC) is likely next. Control boards are expensive, so ruling out the igniter first saves money.

Where do I find my GE Profile model number?

Model numbers are typically on a white sticker inside the appliance: refrigerators have it on the side wall or under a drawer; ranges have it inside the oven or on the back panel; dishwashers have it on the edge of the door frame (open the door to find it). The model number starts with letters (like GE, GHTS, PFSS) followed by numbers. Enter it into Repair Clinic's parts finder — it'll pull all compatible parts for your exact model and prevent ordering the wrong part.

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GE Profile Appliance Model Number: Where to Look

GE Profile places the model number on a label that is easy to reach once you know where to check. On refrigerators, look along the inside wall of the fresh-food compartment or behind a crisper drawer; on ranges, check the oven door frame or behind the storage drawer. Dishwashers commonly show it along the inside edge of the door, while washers and dryers often list it inside the lid or door opening. If you have another GE Profile appliance, inspect its cabinet, frame, or access panel for the data label. Type the number into our model number lookup and the catalog narrows to parts made for your unit. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.